Hello Derek. All businesses are interested in making a "profit" FIRST. Your health (or life) is NOT their main concern.
What can't we eat on a Asda diet? Anything that will help us control our blood glucose without meds. It is seriously flawed advice. Which is more than matched by the dieticians that instigated it. Derek
Cheers for the "clarification"... & jogging my memory regarding yer meds..
I'm gonna just say with regards to "covering the angles"?
You ran outta paint...
You're just gonna have to give yourself a good talking to. Simples.ROFL! I got as far as 'avoid being overweight! I have spent all of my adult life trying to avoid being overweight. I'm not going to read anymore. Silly me, I'm going to tell my body tonight that it shouldn't be seriously obese. That's me sorted then.
This was taken at ASDA in 2014. Bit of a "Faux pas".
Hello Zand. In Uganda ladies like to be called "fat". Another description is "traditionally built". In one particular tribe, the Bahima, the ladies are bigger than the men (and I mean BIGGER) because they drink lots of fresh milk.
Well if you go to a supermarket for advice on a serious medical condition, what else can you (realistically!) expect???
Robbity
Not at all.. However, a copy of the "leaflet" either as a picture or scanned (as I requested earlier in the thread..) would be much obliged..??Oh Dear! I think I put the cat amongst the pigeons.
Scarily, there are some diabetic professionals who are worse...Well if you go to a supermarket for advice on a serious medical condition, what else can you (realistically!) expect???
Robbity
Got any spare?
Bearing in mind that Type 1's can cover their intake with insulin so this might not involve those who choose to eat like this -t still sounds awful.
Ideal hypo treatment if they happen to be T1... (He says ironically.)That's the only thing on the internet though.
And I reckon anyone under 5 should get a free tub of those chocolates.
Co-op do funerals. Actually! They are pretty **** good at it.... Maybe that's ASDA's plan.....?And Page 12 said order a Coffin in aisle 3.
Me too!!! Sounds great in theory. In real life...not so muchAs a type 1, I can catergorically state, it is not as easy as covering your intake with insulin. It's a fine balancing act and hard as sh*t to get right. I give up with carbs.
Lol. Funny guy. But oh so trueAnd Page 12 said order a Coffin in aisle 3.
Enough to put Dulux to shame.. Let me offer up a "match pot". Your initial comment below..
So, where I was coming & how it read (far be it for me to pull someone up on the grammar.)
Was... You point out that T1s can bolus for the carb intake. So this might not "involve" apply to a T1 regime in general.. The choice to eat like this???
Thus a possible "disenfranchising" of the curious & open minded T1 thinking "what are the benefits of cutting the carbs to me?!"
I'm not in the habit of "preaching" LC. But I do support it.
Yes you explained your position elequently when I challenged you regarding T1s. But we didn't need "Bubbles ruddy Devere."
Yeah, I can almost hear the mocking "snort" in your earlier reply to me...
Some serious back up on the "ASDA leaflet" from the OP then I'm willing to make a comment on the advice allegedly issued by said supermarket chain... This thread is useless without it.
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